Issuance of U.S. investment grade bonds is expected to reach $100 billion this month, according to Dealogic.
The Supreme Court will hear arguments today in a case that could affect the way states tax other states’ bonds.
The collapse of some hedge funds may be turning into the next cause celebre for plaintiff's attorneys who file arbitration claims on behalf of investors looking to recoup losses.
Mutual fund investors will learn the hard way at the end of this year that you can never keep the tax man away for long.
In a move criticized by some industry experts, ProShare Advisors LLC plans to introduce 48 exchange traded funds that use leverage to provide short or magnified exposure to commodities and currencies.
A Massachusetts investment advisory firm has launched a series of indexes based on actively managed mutual funds.
Federal commodities regulators want new powers to police energy derivative trades of the sort that contributed to the collapse of Greenwich, Conn.-based Amaranth Advisors LLC last year.
Mutual funds that charge redemption fees will not qualify as default investments under the Department of Labor's recently announced final rules.
A Securities and Exchange Commission proposal to modernize regulation of private securities offerings has generated concerns from state regulators and some industry interests that it would blur the line between public and private deals.
The mutual fund industry and independent 401(k) service providers squared off last week before the House Ways and Means Committee over whether fees for various 401(k) services should be broken down in disclosures to employers.
Sources say the firm has been asking hedge funds to take on mortgage-related securities.
It was the ETF Insider's index of the top 50 exchange traded funds' second-strongest month this year.
The bond market is recovering from the credit crisis, with $41.4 billion bonds sold in October.
Tomorrow, WisdomTree Trust will debut an ETF offering exposure to small-cap stocks in emerging markets.
The new regulations from the Department of Labor covering qualified default investment alternatives will have widespread ramifications for both financial advisers and insurance companies.
California's proposal to register hedge funds could drive much of the industry out of the state, experts say.
Mutual fund companies catering to the first wave of baby boomers, now nearing retirement, may be neglecting younger boomers who have many more years of work still ahead of them.
Exchange traded funds are becoming a must-have for individual investors, but few of them know exactly what they are, how they work or what makes them different from their mutual fund cousins, advisers observed.
Brokerage firm advisers are offering investors fewer mutual funds because the compliance burden of putting clients into new funds are too onerous, according to a report by Westwood, Mass.-based Hobson & Co.
